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be aware when decisions about education and expenditures on
either private or public education are made. The approach which
is irrational is predictable and provable (Lehuta, 2019, pp. 18-
20). Such facts need to be also considered in case of forming
measures, government programs and policies that account for
inappropriate behaviour of citizens, i.e. groups, who may face
the behaviour failure. It is recommended for the policy-makers
to analyse the individual problems in detail, particularly the
aforementioned falling standards, inadequate expenditures or
negative attitudes to education. This issue is crucial when
essential changes are taking place. As well as that, it clearly
reveals that there is a necessity for an adaptable and more
empirical approach, a greater financial and conceptual
perception of education, a development of motivation,
information distribution, long-term monitoring of individuals
and risk groups for the purpose of educating and improving their
position in the labour market with regard to the future.
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